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Revision as of 04:01, 9 August 2022
, 9 August 2022clarify there are some parts of the document that should just be removed - not implemented, and no reason to ever implement either since RFC 6764 has a standard mechanism for them
(added notes that tb uses RFC 6764 to do auto discovery) |
(clarify there are some parts of the document that should just be removed - not implemented, and no reason to ever implement either since RFC 6764 has a standard mechanism for them) |
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</emailProvider> | </emailProvider> | ||
<!-- Syncronize the user's address book / contacts. Not | <!-- Syncronize the user's address book / contacts. Not implemented. Thunderbird uses RFC 6764 to do auto discovery. --> | ||
<!-- TODO: delete this section!! --> | |||
<addressBook type="carddav"> | <addressBook type="carddav"> | ||
<username>%EMAILADDRESS%</username> | <username>%EMAILADDRESS%</username> | ||
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</addressBook> | </addressBook> | ||
<!-- Syncronize the user's calendar. Not | <!-- Syncronize the user's calendar. Not implemented. Thunderbird uses RFC 6764 to do auto discovery. --> | ||
<!-- TODO: delete this section!! --> | |||
<calendar type="caldav"> | <calendar type="caldav"> | ||
<username>%EMAILADDRESS%</username> | <username>%EMAILADDRESS%</username> | ||
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</calendar> | </calendar> | ||
<!-- Upload files, allowing the user to share them. Not | <!-- Upload files, allowing the user to share them. Not implemented. | ||
This can be used for Thunderbird's FileLink feature, | This can be used for Thunderbird's FileLink feature, | ||
or to set up a file sync folder on the user's desktop. --> | or to set up a file sync folder on the user's desktop. --> | ||
<!-- TODO: delete this section!! Obsoleted by RFC 6764. --> | |||
<fileShare type="webdav"> | <fileShare type="webdav"> | ||
<username>%EMAILADDRESS%</username> | <username>%EMAILADDRESS%</username> | ||